WATCH: Rohit Sharma heard abusing while discussing retirement chatter with Virat Kohli on social media after CT2025 title win

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma is known for his no-holds barred approach when it comes to language. The same was witnessed after India won the Champions Trophy on Sunday beating New Zealand by four wickets. Rohit and Virat Kohli were seen playing ‘Dandiya’ with the stumps at the end of the game to celebrate the win. 

Once the duo were making off the field, Rohit was heard discussing about retirement speculation that had started on social media. Indian skipper was heard saying “We aren’t retiring.” Then Rohit turned towards Kohli and said, “They think we are retiring.” Rohit’s usage of a few curse words has made the video viral on social media. 

Watch the video here - 

https://x.com/wtfparas/status/1898798377829339324

Rohit - "mereko retirement ki bol rahe the bkl😂 , Mkc inki"

Virat -😂🤣#INDvsNZ#indvsnzfinal#ChampionsTrophyFinal#ViratKohli𓃵#RohitSharma𓃵#Cricketpic.twitter.com/onNIcjDvPN

— YJ (@YjGaming987) March 9, 2025

Speaking to the media after the title win, Rohit said, “I'm not going to retire from this format, just to make sure that no rumours are spread going forward, there's no future plan, whatever is happening will keep happening."

Virat Kohli beams in delight after special win 

Former India skipper Virat Kohli scored just one run in the final match of the tournament. The 36-year-old though scored 218 runs with the bat from the five matches and also hit a century in the key game against Pakistan. Kohli, joined Shubman Gill at the end of the game while the latter was speaking to the host broadcaster. 

When asked about his future plans, Kohli said, “When you leave, you want to leave the team in a better place, I feel we've a squad that's ready to take on the world for the next eight years. Shubman has been outstanding, Shreyas has played some top knocks, KL has finished games and Hardik has been superb with the bat."

India’s former skipper also praised the opposition and said, “Amazing (on the New Zealand team), we've always been in awe with what they can do, the limited number of players in the talent pool, but they just execute plans so well, they keep playing the kind of cricket that keeps them very much in the game. They're always been attacking and supportive of the bowlers, Credit to them, easily the best fielding unit, sad to see a very good friend of mine to be on the losing side (on Kane Williamson), but they're always so good and they keep doing the basics well. That's what makes them such a competitive unit."